Category: Environment
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Help Shape the Future of Upper and Lower Webb Lake (2026-2027)
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Board Makes Position on Dam Public
The ULWLA has sent their official Position to Burnett County and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources on the Webb Lake Dam. Please see below. Reminder, if you want input on what is happening on the lake, or other important information, please join the Lake Association and become a member. Member’s have access on the…
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Invasive Species Defense Fund Announced at Annual Meeting
At the ULWLA Annual Meeting held on June 13th, ULWLA President Mark Hubler announced the establishment of the Invasive Species Defense Fund for Webb Lake. Furthermore, an anonymous donor has pledged a matching fund contribution. For further details and instructions on how to donate, please refer to the attached document.
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Webb Lake Association Adopts Highway Stretch Through WI DOT Program
The Upper and Lower Webb Lake Association has been officially assigned to maintain a scenic segment of Highway 77, stretching from Deer Lake/Bear Lake Roads to Namekagon Road. This assignment comes through the Wisconsin Department of Transportation’s (DOT) Adopt-a-Highway program, a partnership that empowers community groups to keep state roadways clean and well-maintained. Program Details and…
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Tom Rogalski to Receive Invasive Species Council Award
Congratulations are in order for lake resident Tom Rogalski. Tom has been selected by the Wisconsin Invasive Species Council to receive the Invasive Species Action Award in the category of Volunteer Individual. He will be receiving the award in Mequon Wisconsin on June 3rd, 2026 (June is Invasive Species Action Month). The announcement letter shown…
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Invasive Species Curly Leaf Pondweed in Webb Lake
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